Wallpaper Changer

Wallpaper Changer is a lightweight desktop enhancement program developed specifically for helping you change your wallpaper automatically.

It can be deployed on all Windows versions out there. You need to have Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 installed on the target computer in order to avoid bumping into all sorts of errors or bugs.

Wallpaper Changer sits quietly in the system tray and automatically changes your wallpaper. The first thing that it requires when you run it is to set a folder where pictures are stored. You may access its dedicated parameters via its tray icon or configuration panel.

Wallpaper Changer offers you the possibility to check out a list with the imported images from a custom location on your computer. You may view a few details about each item (name and file extension) and preview the photos directly in the main window.

What’s more, you can make the application automatically update the current wallpaper at a user-defined number of seconds, set photos in a random order or according to the current list, and pick another directory from where wallpapers are selected.

Tests have pointed out that Wallpaper Changer carries out a task quickly and without errors. It does not eat up a lot of CPU and memory resources so the overall performance of the computer is not affected. A progress bar is implemented in the primary pane for helping you get an idea about the estimated time until the wallpaper is modified.

A small calendar can be placed on your screen for helping you go to the next or previous month, and view the current date and time. You are allowed to check out the moon’s states via a minimalist panel, keep an eye on memory usage, and show quotes on the desktop.

You may also set up reminders with custom text for a specific day of the week, configure multiple reminders, and optimize OS performance (this feature is available only for XP users).

To sum things up, Wallpaper Changer comes packed with several handy features for helping you manage wallpapers, gain access to a calendar, and set up reminders.